Portfolio Premuim Domain Portfolio For Sale

[JGoodwin]

1400+ premium .co.uk and .com domain names are now for sale, vast majority are one owner, first registered 1998. Broad range of sectors.

Portfolio can be found at https://flippa.com/domains/all?user_id=1238425

 

[ian]

How negotiable are you on the 'end-user' prices shown? As for the most part, buyers on here are domain investors and resellers.

 

[JGoodwin]

I think the simplest answer is to say that there is always room for negotiation and discussion on a reasonable offer. Please feel free to browse the portfolio and make an offer.

John

 

[RobM]

How much room is there for negotiation - for example you are asking more than 50-100x the market price for some of your domains.

 

[JGoodwin]

YorkHotels.com £165,000 - whats that all about!

If your serious about selling adjust your prices and post them on here, people lose interest when you start at those crazy levels.

Min price adjusted now, PaulK

 

[WineLoverLondon]

YorkHotels.com £165,000 - whats that all about!

If your serious about selling adjust your prices and post them on here, people lose interest when you start at those crazy levels.

HAHAHAHAHA

 

[WineLoverLondon]

HAHAHAHAHA

no hotel in york is even worth that much - lol

 

[WineLoverLondon]

I will say some v good domains there - just the pricing seems v high....

PM me if you want help selling your betting domains - I know a buyer that sometimes takes those .....He's taken about 10 off me with an avg price of 199

 

[WalkinDude]

I will say some v good domains there - just the pricing seems v high....

PM me if you want help selling your betting domains - I know a buyer that sometimes takes those .....He's taken about 10 off me with an avg price of 199

this how its meant to be.

 

[grandwizard]

You have some nice names but even Bill gates will find these way too pricey buddy what are these scratch card prices about? anyway Good luck with it .

 

[newguy]

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[TheSide]

Nice names, would be interested in a few, but the price is way too much . So can you give (us all) some indication on how much you are willing to negotiate as a domain that you list for $5000, for example, I would only be willing to offer you £200-300 max ($250-$350) :: With a discount on that for more

 

[JGoodwin]

Hi TheSide

We've revised the min offer price on all domains. I think it may be more than you're willing to pay dependng on the domain but may be worth re-checking.

Regards

John

 

[WineLoverLondon]

LOL - revised AGAIN hahaha - you crack me up man....

but i know this not even going to be the last time you drop them...

still too high....

 

[scottmccloud]

One of the domains I was considering at $200 has now gone up to $1500. Oh well!

 

[Adam H]

Everyone wonders why .com is king and the UK TLD's suffer in reseller zone..... This thread is a prime example of why.

Nothing wrong with punching high as long as you can justify either holding out for the right buyer or admitting defeat and moving on at a later date.

Disappointing to see the replies here of those who feel the need to publically belittle even though they clearly value some domains.......but just not the same value as the seller, but equally enlightening as to why sales threads here were banned for replies previously.

 

[RobM]

This is not an enduser forum/sales area. Yet people incessantly list domains expecting ridiculous pricing (even more than they're probably worth enduser in some cases). These people invariably have joined the forum in the last few months. Now explain how people's reactions, as opposed to the asking prices listed, are harming the uk tld?

 

[martin-s]

Hi TheSide

We've revised the min offer price on all domains. I think it may be more than you're willing to pay dependng on the domain but may be worth re-checking.

Regards

John

Maybe you should try replying to some of your PMs too

 

[JGoodwin]

Maybe you should try replying to some of your PMs too

Apologies, Martin. Have replied now.

Regards

John

 

[WineLoverLondon]

Same thing John,

offered to sell your gambling domains - didn't really hear back...

If anyone is trying to belittle you (me included) just see it as banter. If you look back at my threads, I'm constantly asking questions and learning from some of the 'true' domainers here - i.e. this is their full time income.

I guess the way I see it is:

i) if you're holding out for an end user - it COULD be a LONG wait. But you could find him/her. And the current prices you've listed aren't that crazy. Though I do feel that there's a LOT more traction at the 300-500 range.

ii) this forum (sadly for LOADS of people) is not sedo, godaddy, flippa, whatever. And neither is DomainLore. These platforms are more for trade to trade deals. Meaning don't be too surprised if you sell a good domain at anywhere between 19-40...

But - nothing stops you doing a good form of outreach - and fetching the price you want.